Santa Could Use Some Accessibility
Dear Santa, Before I explain, how much do you know already? -Anonymous Aging in Place Well, it’s that time of ...
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5 Services and Tools to Help Care for Seniors While Social-Distancing
We all want to spend more time with aging parents and loved ones. So, when forces outside of your control ...
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VCAM1 and APOE Involved in Microglial Clearance of Amyloid-β – Fight Aging!
One of the characteristics of neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease is the inflammatory activation and dysfunction of microglia. ...
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Coming Events ~ September 2022
COMING EVENTS September 2022 Thank you, Harry “Rick” Moody, for these events published in the Human Values and ...
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THE CAREGIVERS’ LIVING ROOM A Blog by Donna Thomson: November Caregiver Support Challenge
November is many things. For Canadians it’s the dark month, the lead-up to Christmas. For Americans, it’s Thanksgiving month. ...
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Retirement With a Side of Work
Often, people think about work and retirement as two opposite sides of a coin. It does not need to be ...
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Farewell to my BFF
My baby sister passed away yesterday after complications arising from Covid. I knew her for 65 years, but we only ...
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‘The Sherlock of Longevity Land’
Man has always been enamored of eternal youth. Mythology and folklore are full of stories about characters, elixirs, and even ...
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Aging Challenges in the MENA Region
According to Professor Shereen Hussein, the Middle East and North Africa [MENA] region family model of aging no longer ...
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Daily journals while living in a locked dementia unit: Day 4
by, Jim Vanden Bosch, Guest Blogger Continued from: Daily journals while living in a locked dementia unit: Days 2 and ...
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